文章应该来自于Chemical Ecology in Antarctic Seas，www.americanscientist.org Our experiments demonstrated to us that the seabutterfly C. antarctica synthesizes a deterrent substance that the amphipod H.dilatata exploits for its own ... We feel that a new term might be needed todescribe the "antagonistic symbiosis" that seems to describe mostaccurately this unique interaction. In this association the antagonist benefitsgreatly from the relationship （只能看到这么多，否则要买） 另外一个教授的页面搜到：In one unusual adaptation, the amphipod crustacean Hyperiella dilatatacaptures the sea butterfly Clione antarctica (a snail without a shell). The seabutterfly is held alive in a sustained forced attachment on the back of the crustacean,and experiments and analysis reveal that the sea butterfly secretes apreviously undescribed beta-hydroxyketone that turns away fish that arenormally predators of the crustacean. The authors suggest this uniqueassociation -- the abduction of one species by another --is unprecedented inthe annals of behavioral and chemical ecology. 我没法弄到整篇文章，谁有办法？？一起贡献
did you ever subscribe the magazine AmericanScientist online before? i thought if you have subscribed this magazine online or in-paper before, maybe you can review the whole article, this magazine looks very expensive to subscribe, I wanna subscribe before but gave up, i knew one native guy recommending this magazine for a long-run preparation for gmat, but i wanna kill it this month,sigh...
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